Arts Job Bank
Arts organizations steeped in their communities are at an advantage, and the BU Arts Administration program is no exception. We take pride in connecting vital arts organizations—nonprofit, public, or private—with the exceptionally qualified and well-prepared administrative professionals the MET program produces. Given the program’s emphasis on professional experience, Arts Administration students are especially capable of contributing to organizations early in their careers.
To post a job to the Arts Administration job bank, please use the announcement submission form to create a posting.
Job: Director of Development & Communications
Asian Community Development Corporation (ACDC) invests in Asian American and low-income communities by creating and preserving affordable and vibrant neighborhoods in Chinatown and Greater Boston. More
Job: Director of Community Design & Planning
Asian Community Development Corporation (ACDC) invests in Asian American and low-income communities by creating and preserving affordable and vibrant neighborhoods in Chinatown and Greater Boston. More
Job: Education Programs Manager
Central Square Theater (CST) seeks an experienced theater educator to contribute to CST’s growing Education Department through the development and implementation of year-round programming and events geared toward teens and adults, both on- and off-site.
Job: Director of Operations
Passim, a celebrated nonprofit music organization rooted in Harvard Square, seeks a Director of Operations to help advance its mission of providing exceptional live music experiences, nurturing artists at all stages of their careers, and building a vibrant, inclusive music community. More
Job: The Flaherty Executive Director
The Flaherty (International Film Seminars, Inc., New York, NY) is a small non-profit organization dedicated to fostering community around the moving image. The organization's central event is the annual Flaherty Seminar, which brings together artists, curators, academics, media professionals and lovers of film for a week of screenings and field-building collective inquiry into the form and function of independent non-fiction cinema. The Flaherty is seeking an Executive Director.